Description
The red horn is one of the most famous good luck charms of the Neapolitan tradition. Its shape recalls the symbol of Priapus, the ancient god of prosperity and abundance.
According to Neapolitan popular tradition, the horn should never be bought for oneself, but must always be given as a gift, becoming a symbol of good fortune and protection.
The Pulcinella mask, one of the most representative figures of Neapolitan culture, enriches this lucky charm with a further connection to history, irony and the identity of Naples.
All works are created according to the ancient tradition of Neapolitan sculpture.


